Techniques for Using Ordinal Measures in Regression and Path Analysis

Morgan Lyons

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Since the introduction of techniques of path analysis to sociologists less than a decade ago (Blalock, 1964; Duncan, 1966), a number of important elaborations in the use of these techniques have been offered. Among them are recent statements applying the path-analysis framework to the study of item reliability (see Werts and Linn, 1970), the incorporation of techniques for estimating models containing nonrecursive or

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